#Fixtf2, do more than just yell

[Sleepy Bear]

Many comments in the #fixtf2 posts are bringing up that Valve does not care. And they are right. They are a company, not a person. How to make a company notice you? Don't spend money on them.

Don't get cosmetics, taunts, warpaints, etc. Not saying it will get the movement noticed, I am sure they have noticed. But they are probably banking on the community to loose interest. And... It may be the case. I hate to say it.

There are people on these forums that are not helping the #FixTf2 case and it's mostly the people who are doing the hashtag. Being rude and nasty, telling people to suck it, yeah that's not helping. That is making the movement bad, and yeah I get it there are people here who just want to tell you that this is pointless and that gets you mad.

However, responding to those comments will not help. You cannot control those people make them see how much you want this game to thrive, to survive.. To outlive Fortnite. You can control your behavior.

Also community servers do work, and are much better. I do understand that Casual shouldn't be like that at all. And letting it like that for 5 years isn't a good look. Regardless let us try to work as a community. I will continue to support fixing TF2, but we gotta work together and not give up.

[King of Games]

Originally posted by Sleepy Bear:

Many comments in the #fixtf2 posts are bringing up that Valve does not care. And they are right. They are a company, not a person. How to make a company notice you? Don't spend money on them.

Just ignore those posts. Majority of those posters hate the game and just come to the forum to troll, their opinions hold no value

[Sleepy Bear]

Originally posted by King of Games:

Originally posted by Sleepy Bear:

Many comments in the #fixtf2 posts are bringing up that Valve does not care. And they are right. They are a company, not a person. How to make a company notice you? Don't spend money on them.

Just ignore those posts. Majority of those posters hate the game and just come to the forum to troll, their opinions hold no value

I agree, there are many who just want to get a reaction. And they often get it. I just hate seeing those who support the movement go "WELL SUCK IT." Like that isn't gonna help at all.

[Dakyser]

Originally posted by King of Games:

Originally posted by Sleepy Bear:

Many comments in the #fixtf2 posts are bringing up that Valve does not care. And they are right. They are a company, not a person. How to make a company notice you? Don't spend money on them.

Just ignore those posts. Majority of those posters hate the game and just come to the forum to troll, their opinions hold no value

This game is good, and seeing people hate on a movement to try to gain awareness and try to get Valve to fix the Bot crisis is just sad. This game could be so much, but now, more than ever, it's a game with a strong community that wants change.

[Sleepy Bear]

Originally posted by -Average Main-:

i like playing tf2 but i dont care about the hashtag, i like spending money, hundred dollars on crates and keys yippee!

That is your choice! Perfectly fine, you don't have to support the #Fixtf2. You can totally play the game how you want.

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Originally posted by Sleepy Bear:

Originally posted by -Average Main-:

i like playing tf2 but i dont care about the hashtag, i like spending money, hundred dollars on crates and keys yippee!

That is your choice! Perfectly fine, you don't have to support the #Fixtf2. You can totally play the game how you want.

He’s joking.

[IT'S A BIRDMAN]

Originally posted by Sleepy Bear:

Many comments in the #fixtf2 posts are bringing up that Valve does not care. And they are right. They are a company, not a person. How to make a company notice you? Don't spend money on them.

Don't get cosmetics, taunts, warpaints, etc. Not saying it will get the movement noticed, I am sure they have noticed. But they are probably banking on the community to loose interest. And... It may be the case. I hate to say it.

There are people on these forums that are not helping the #FixTf2 case and it's mostly the people who are doing the hashtag. Being rude and nasty, telling people to suck it, yeah that's not helping. That is making the movement bad, and yeah I get it there are people here who just want to tell you that this is pointless and that gets you mad.

However, responding to those comments will not help. You cannot control those people make them see how much you want this game to thrive, to survive.. To outlive Fortnite. You can control your behavior.

Also community servers do work, and are much better. I do understand that Casual shouldn't be like that at all. And letting it like that for 5 years isn't a good look. Regardless let us try to work as a community. I will continue to support fixing TF2, but we gotta work together and not give up.

okay lets commit war crimes

[Big Sloppie]

We should hire one of those trapper YouTubers that showcase mouse/rat traps to come up with a plan to lure Boshy out with cheese and then bribe him with a pound of Gouda for him to snap his fingers to instantly fix TF2.

[Stoque]

Im making a server where everyone can have an Aussie skinned weapon with CWX.

[provokedartist]

Ok.